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Fun FOR THE TELEPHONE GIRI-A miner named
Robbins got verdict IN +. PaSO, Texas, Friday
against the Erie Telephone co. for 1919, because
OF al electric shock given him by Belle Hepburn
one Of the girls in the central Office Paul Keat-
lag. eSmayOr OF FL Paso is proprietor Of a saloon
opposite the central telephone Office. He had two
rIngs hung from the awning in front and at lust
Inc height 10 tempt one TO TRY his muscle by
drawing himself up by them. Two invisible wires
from the telephone ONCE connected with the rings
When man seized the rings to draw himself up.
a. RoDoins did one day, the watchful Belle Hep
Durn turned on The current and fastened him to
the rings When he was released he had TO treat
the crowd In keatlng's saloon. Robbins was 10
severely shocked that he was laid up Tor a month
or more, ana ne brought suit for $4,000. Judge
Fa!vey before whom the case was tried is said In
have himself turned on the current which one day
fastened q county assessor 10 the rings. The as
SessoF was q witness for Robbins. The x375 yer.
dict was not satisfactory To Robbins, and he has
Appealed.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR GoNsIRUoT1NG ASPHALT
ID WALKS
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouNps
No. 100 PA. AVE, WARRINGTON ID. c., June 90. 1887
Sealed ,ProgosSls IN dnplsate viii be received st
TIETH. 1887, for constructing Asphalt Walks in the
tanned at this Office. The United States reserves the
right to reject any and all pr9gosalA
3e20.21. % 23.ty161s Colonel q. s. Amy.
DROPOsALs FOR DREDGING
Il q. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE
S136 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4, 1857.
Sealed proposals for dredging In the Virginia chan
mel Of the Potomac River at Washington, c. Win be
received ct this office until II m, on THURSDAY,
june 30, 1887.
For specifications forms of bids and other informs
te1I. .I4.i5.2sS3s6t Lieut. Col Of Engineers.
pRoPosALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BEN
i NINGS' ROAD.
OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS
WASHINGTON, d. c. June Is. 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, of SATURDAY, JUNE
Road.
Blank Forms of Proposals and Specifications can be
obtained at this office application therefor,
gether with all necessary information and only bids
upon these forms will DE considered
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
1elo-6t Engineer Commissioner, d. c.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

~ Lithia and Superior Iron Waters, Hsmp "A
shire Co. w. Va This celebrated Mountainy ~
Resort, for health and pleasure, baths of any
temperature, summer climate unsurpassed AcharnI-
Ing summer home, with it's improvements. Opens
June L, accommodating 500 guests For medical and
other testimony send for pamphlet TO d. BARTON
MACKAII Agent 1874 F St, Washington. ID. G.
je2l-lm VIM h SALE, Proprietor.
DLEASANT MOUNTAIN RESORT AC- -
Il commodatons for limited number ofycAY
boarders cool house, with large grounds Ad- @n,T
dress Mrs A. b PRICE. Frostburg. Allegsny Co, Md.
je2O-1Ot.
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.-SIX VA
- rieties mineral waters large lawn; eleva- 4
ton = 800 feet For pamphlet and rates sd- Y.MY
dress A. j. MYERS. je1S-1m' 1c.I1 l.
ssCATAWISSA MOUNTAIN" HOUSE,
u Rest and Climate Cure. Bloomsbury. yEMY
Pa, under one management lnEE l.
Finest climate water. and scenery. Popular
rates je1S-1ws
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A BIT or CHICAGO ESTEKPRIsE.-A remarkable
.ncident IN Chicago, growing out OF the necessi-
Ties for storage capacity created by the recent
whest deal, has been made known Beside the
tracks OF the Chicago, st. Paul, and Milwaukee
Railroad there stands to-day, complete In every
detail, an elevator OF 100000 bushels capacity
where on June 1 there was only a hole in the
ground II was built from foundation TO roof tree
In fourteen working days, and Friday, the six
dalton, 10000 bushels Of Wheat were placed In
One OF is bins.
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Deen = sirike on the Daily Herald, OF Shenandoah,
"a Tor d number OF months among the compost
.ofs Oh account o. partialiiy Ia giving out work
lie sunday Neses, owned by Doyle Brothers.
chan pioned The cause OF the printers and opposed
tAe AsTdtd Thih angered the editor OF the latter,
q warren LOWS. 50 much that for "A few weeks he
mas been writing about ID. j. Doyle, one OF the
Netts nrin, In a derogatory and personal manner
paid no attention TO the attacks IN his paper,
DIT meeting Lewis late saturday night hot words
passe1 and Doyle knocked his opponent into the
gutter Lewis arose only to be Knocked down
again ana again, when the police appeared and
soA charge or both men. They were taken before
t1e MAYOR sunday, and he announced that the
ssihoohs OF the me which he would impose would
D. made known later. DOyIe's face l. slfvhtly
sa1ched, while Lewis eye and Jaw are terribly
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LIKELY TO BIZ HANGED II CAUGHT.-Wm Jones, OF
Gilmore County, Ca, who had Just moved 10 Day
Ton, Ienn., tried 20 restrain young man named
Cox. who was about 10 rush into a fight and
DcgSes1 hin 10 de>ist- Cox turned and without q
WORD drew a knife and stabbed Jones 10 death
Ihe murderer came near being Iynched but es-
Caped on a hOrse he VIII be hanged II caught
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FINANCIAL
PROFESSIONAL

M4L BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTN IN
Al LIZ AAbuMness CONFIDENTIAL. LadieaSnd ren.
gEamSo ~ ce0tS each 406 / street between 4thsnd
@"ssH"~e 3e14~l5ts
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MILE NJ. j. PRAsp1,
1909 STREET NORTHWEST
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS.
RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES
Always in order by Plain Combing
HAIR Dressed aho Bangs ShlnRled. My31-1ms
hisHM ME- G AMD DYE WORKS 906 q. NV.
Cleaned and Dyed without being ripped LADIES'
EVENING DRESSES specially. Grease vegetable
dry and when stored
cleaned reasonably Goods called for and delivered
no cnarge lor storage. my17
MISS ANNIE r. HUMPHREY. 43O 10Th ST. NV.
u1 Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate
naI' and En IA Spf Perfect ut and comfort
French Handmade UnderclOthin9 Merino Undervse-
and finest imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and ali Dress Reforn aooa.
French COrsets and Bustles
Children's COrsets and q I'll Corset miss H "a ovn
makel that for the price is UNSURPASSED ~
N B.-French. German and Spanish SPOKEN ,nr1A
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EDUCATIONAL.

"Sunnrn Classes.
TUITION H H zs sR 2sA7 ESs SUMMER
ssf89d b.
THIRD Department. ELQCUTION and ANALYSIS;
fltsS :, @aa
The Practice Halls seach) 100 feet in length. and
Summer circulars mailed FREE on application.
The MARTIN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION,
313 9th st. nw
Halfa block east of City Post-Ofice my21
NfARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
The hxSsss stssdsrs ceasxs Amsr,o.
R.y I'd Hssaaf
snseessts business Pupils prepared Tor the Civil
culars. mh3.6m
CPENCERIAN. BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM
building Southwest corner Of I'll and srests
Thorough instruction sl,en in Rspa WrtlpF. a the
Law. Potiesl Economy ssenog1aphy and Type-Wnt-
,ss|t5 +,
T'HE BEkIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 14TH ST. N W.
And all other principal cities.
ReccRnized as superior to ali other similar 1nstitu-
tiCns. Chexcelled advantages for learning CONVEX
sAIION Best OF native TEACHERS Fee extremely low.
d4sn nEKM 1s4 sna @
free to pupils Apply to the school for programs aud
admission cards. ts24
~ ALL 54 OF
Annaap2lllsJ West F2int all examinations.
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i AND IMPROVED PATTI BUsTLEs
Are the most flexible Bustles made
Manufactured by A. H. Brnkmann Co, Baltimore
my:sS-s .tu&th.4m
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PROyINIOHs.

BUrTKR-Butterine, l49l6; cream
cry, 3OC9SSe; dairy, 22S26c; country
butter, l29lsc.
Hoo PRoDucrs mess pork,
new, sl7 30; old, SIS 80; sugar cured
hams, l39l3ic; breakfast bacon, IL IA
l2tc; clear RIB sides. bacon, 9tC19hc;
clear side bacon, 9ic; bacon shoulders,
7ic; bulk pork, clear sides, DC: clear
rib sides, St(9Stc; long clear, sac
shoulders, 8ic; strips, 73c.
LARp-nsrces, Gle; half barrels,
7tc; kegs, 7ici choice kettle, si9sic.
Firm.
CHKksx-Phms fats, e@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, loo
Young American, 16c.
Pros fERr-Blfrels, 81 80; half bar.
rela, IS 70; kegs, 81 10.
PouLTRY-Cnickens quiet; tpring,
81 60@3 90; old hens, 81 1908 90.
1T. LOUIS, Mo-, August 25.-Provis-
ions steady. Pork irregular; new
SIS. Lard, SO %. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders. s. 80; long clear,
f785; clear ribs, IS %; short clear
ts 80, Bacon-boxed shoulders, 90 12l
long clear, IS s7i; clear ribs,
IS s7i; short clears, 81 25@9 81. Hams
steady nj l29l4c. Egg steady. Toe,
Butter firm; creamery, 2i927c
dairy. l8S2ic.
CHICAGO, ILL, Angus. 25.-Pro.
visions were again easier, but specula.
ton was light aud that was this only
way traders had OF accounting for the
slight declines, which aggregated 7ic
on PORK, 2iC95c. on lard and 2tc on
January ribs Lerd was "a rcd quite
freely and cold at % 1905 42i Bep.
lembrr, and 81 $1,000 ga January
and closed al 90 IS. Short ribs iol
cash aud September we're steady,
owing 10 large purchases by q local OPP
orator who took loco, 900 pounds cash
at "a 90Cs7 %; January was easier
At SO 25t96 80, and closed at 80 271
Pork cold Al SO l7iC412 IS, and
closed sl2 20 January. Oash
quotations wers ~ follovsi Meol
pork, per bbi, ti5 25@i5 90; lard, pei
100 lbs, 90 1000 Az; short rib sides
loose, 81 92t,a79j; dry Galtsd sboul.
dera, boxed, s. 45C9b 90; short tlsal
sldes, boxed, s. 1908 IS. The lead,
Ipg futures ranged az iolows: Mee'
pork, per bbl-Year opened at 3ll 80
highest -, lowest -, closing Al
=; January opened at si2 %
highest fl2 ga, loweet tl2 20, closin,
Al fl2 %. Lard, per 100 lbs-Augus,
opeoed al % 42i, highest 90 42i
lowest 80 40, closing ut o. 40; seD
tsmber opened at 90 42i, highest % 42i
lowest GO 40, closing ct 90 10; 0ctobe
opened at 90 30, highest % 30, loves
s8 IS, cloFpg a 70 IA; Januar,
opened q. ibb7i, highest 1854. loves
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COTTON MARK ELS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middling, 9ic. Sales,
unimportant; receipts, "a bales; ship
men,s, - bales; stock on baud, 1870
bales; receipts 70 date, 682, 8S2 bales !;
shipments to date, $50, 1856 bales.
KIcHANaK QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7ic; good ordinary, Sc;
low middlipg, Sic; middling, Ole;
good middling, 9sc; middIing lair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September let, 1909; burnt,
1907; home consumption TO date, N79
stock running account, se30. Imports
M. q T. r. r 10; l.. K N. X. r., 4; NJ.
4 L r. r., 2; o., o. & 8. w. r. r -;
steamers, o; wagons, 3. Exports
None.
New York spots opened steady and
closed steady; middliDg, Ole. Sales,
1852 balee. Quotations were ~ folio We
Ordinsry, 7tc; good ordinary, 8 ll-l8c
low middling. 8 l6c; middling, ole;
R0nu mlOuiipR. lOtii mluuunR ialf,
l0ic; fair, llic. Futures opened
quiet and closed quiet and steady, as
follows: August, o 1900 as; September,
o3S@9 80; October, o $500 20; No
vemDer, Q 1909 20; December, 9lSS
el9; January, 9.22a 0 %; February,
o 2gCG9.S0; March. 936ia9 81; April,
943; May, 8 50@9.5l June,9 b7(D9 So
july, 9.6iCS9.65. ssles, $1,000 bales.
The New Orleans spo. market opened
quiet and closed steady middli3o. Ole.
Sales, 900 bales. Qu1ta,ions were as
folio va: Ordinary, 7!s; good ordinary,
SIC; low middling, DC; middling, Ole;
good middliug, 9sc. Futuie o. opened
steady and osed steady, Ne fillowe
Augusi, 0 5000 80; September, 89l
October. s7s9s.7s; November, SAC,
8 rs; December, s.769S ~; Janu'
airy, SSl(1s So; February, 8 9ld891
March, eO0Cd9.Oi; April, o 0999 IL
May, 9l7G9.ls; June, s27Cs9 2s
Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND interior MARKkT,
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suaAR-Cofiee, 63@8ic; yellow clar-
lied, 63c; seconds, 54@8c; refined A,
6t@6ac; granulsted, 82c; powdered,
FAC; cut loaf, 7Ac. Firm.
RIcs-Louislans, 4l@53c; Carolina
5l@8tc.
OAsDrs-sticks, all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 7A@9ac.
CerrEH-.Common, zoe; ordinary,
2OA@2lo; fair, 22@223c; prime Rio,
23c; choice to fancy, 23}@24c;
old government, 29@32c. Strong.
SALr-Ohio river, 81 IDOL 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 25(9l IS per bar.
rel; sacks, fine, 81 35@l As; coarse,
81 l0@1 Is; pockets, blesci.ed,
2a@7c.
.MoIAssHs - Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27@30c; prime to choice, 42@50c I;
syrup, 26940c; centrifugal, common to
fair, 2S@2Sc; prime to choice, 40946c !;
fancy, S5@40c. Firm.
BALTIMORE, ND August 25.-Cofiee
nominhlly lower; Rio cargoes, Or
binary to fair, l0iS20c. Other arti.
cles unchanged.
INV YORK, August 25.-Cofiee, epot
fair; Rio quiet at Zoe; options lower
and less active; sales, 90, 900 bags; Sep
TENDER, $l7 85@18 10; October, SIS Is
@lS 80; November, SIS 25SlS 40;
December, $1S 25@i8 50; January,
SIS 30(9lS so; February, $lS 40@ls IS ;
March, SIS 40@l8 So; April, $lS 80.
Sugar firm, with moderate inquiry ;
st. Vincent, 43c; refined firm; Of A,
5t@5 7.l8c; standard A, 8 ll.l8@53c
confectionery A, 5i@5 94c; cut LOAF
and crushed. 8tc. Moisssss quiet and
steady; ordinary black strap, loo. Rice
firm,
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Proposals for above named works must be
separate, and each proposal must be signed
BY thu person making the sane, and pi aecd
In its own envelope and marked Proposal
TO build - loyee In - parish, IRON -"
giving mar OF luyee, and OF parish aud OF
person making proposal.
A deposit OF current money on certified
bank check 10 required Tor each lsveo. to the
amosnt above stated, which should be en-
closed In tho sealed enve,ops, sale deposit 70
be forfeited 10 tho Board Of Commissioners
for the fith Louisiana District In case the
person 70 whom the work may be awarded
shall fail 10 tign articles of agreement and
ale complies bond within forty eight hours
atter notice Of adjudication.
Bond will DO required In q sun not 10 ex-
te.d Ave c.rts rer ruhll~ ysra On The emcres
STATED In the advertisement. with two ~
ureties. who will DO rsquir,dto make ssth
that they are worth over and above iisSai.
les the amount Of the bond
The board reserves the risht TO reject any
or all bids. withdraw from letting such
levoos as they may deem proper, and 10 In
Payment for work vii DO mAne one-half
cash and the balance In warrants Of this
board bearing eight per cent. interest per
annum from date Of complrtisn OF contract,
and payable one year from date. -
Plans, pro1les and specihcatious OF the
above york can be seen, and any 9th " In
formation that bidders may desire, obtained
at the ofice Of the Board Of btsts knsinesrs,
at New Orlean', La and 81 the present
eftoe Of the Leyse Board, ct rAliulah. La.
~ ~ Wv j. 7. MscLELLAn,
President pro ten.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLks-Kertucky stock, q 5093
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from
store.
vKaErABLRs-O Onions, $25O92 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, IS per
crate, sl8 per 100. Kraut, barrels, 80 /;
half bar. els, So. Garlic. 81 per 100.
FRurr-0ranges, 81 50@5 10 per box |;
lemons, $4@5 per boz; easier.
Bananas, 81 5000 80 per bunch.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, SO per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, o.; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, 500; roasted, 2}c higher;
shellsd, l0c. Pecans-Texas, 7(9l0c.
RAsIss London layers, So; layers,
81 70; California, 81 Is.
P,cgLss-In jsrs, p;nss, CSC; quarts,
81 30; half gallons. 81 rs; gallons,
s. rs; loose, barrels, 81 90; hall
barrels, "a Is; mixed, barrels, $40 80;
mixed. half barrels, SO.
Eoos-Steady, l69lSc.
PoTAros-Firm, selling, ~ 859
275 per barrel.
CIDKn-New York, 81 10 per barrel
and "a 30 per half barrel.
FIsH-Mackere', half barrels, No. /,
% 20; No. 2, s. 70; No. 3, IS; lob
hit, No. !, 81; No. 2, CSC; No, 8, SIC.
Dry behring's, family, 25c per box.
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Trustees bAle.

DURSUANT 70 the powers vsst In ne ~
i uuslss In osriain dead slseutsA 90
the 18th day Of July, 1885. By Julia ritspst-
rick, and recorded In tho once Of the Re DO
ter OF Shelby county, Tenn. IN beck lee
page 40, 10 secure q certain Ia tobtsdnes
therein mentioned. Will.
On SATURDAY, AsGsss " lss7.
between tho hours Of 10 O'clock an and
o'clock p.m., at the southwest osrner Of
Main and Madison streets. Ia TIE TaIins-
District, lat. city Of Memphis. Blelby coun-
U,Tenn., sell at publ auction. 10 the hlsh-
est bidder. Tor cash, the following Described
real estate, situated 10 the said faIing-Dis-
triot. late city Of Memphis, she ~ county,
Tenn, and described ~ follows, to-vitt
Beslnnlns nj the point Of intersection .
the west line Of Main street with the north
Inc Of Market street In said cityl running
thence north thirty l30l feet 10 q stake on the
vest line o. Main stfesti thence wsitvardly
on.a line parallel with Market street sixty
eight 1851 or seventy C1Ql feet 10 the vest line
u the east halt Of lot No. One Hundred and
Iorty.threo yItD, on the plan Of the city .
MemphisI thenol southwardly on . line par
allel With Main street thirty (Sel feet 70 the
north side Of Market street, thence east
uafdly With the norih line Of Msrket stree
slrty-oight l6sl OF. seventy t70l fes 70 tho be-
ginning. The title 10 the pre- crt 10 be-
lievsd 70 be seed. bat shall isll add osnvey
H.P. WILLIAMS Tn ,st.~.
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WOOL

Wool = Bury grease wool, IN.
washed, l39lsc; clear grease wool,
23@26c; bury washed, 2399oc; tub
washed, 3393s;.
ST. LouIs, No., August 25.-wool
steady but unchanged and firm; un-
washed bright medium, 1926;
cosne braid, l5(922c; low sandy, 100
~; dne light, l7@23c; foe heavy, IA
@s0c; tub washed-choice, 3SC1Ssic;
fair, 35CS37c; low 3O933c.
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nULE m AND HORsEs.

MuLs-Lieht demand; IA 10 IA
hands high, tso@l2o; ~ to 10 hands
hish, sllbSls5; is 70 I6i hands high,
tlj6(9l60; l5i 10 10 hands high, tl60
The chief demand 10 for mules from 10
10 l54 hands hIgh--lsveo mules.
HomB-Duil; drivers, sl26Cal65;
heavy draii, tl45C9ls0; saddle, $3.50
176; extra saddle, tl76C9276; plugs.
A6CSS5. Texas ponies, t20CS65; few
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Ass,:,..;s.' ICA'n....


PfrrsBURg, August .5.-Neon-k River 8
feet 10 Inches on the GuaEe and stationary.
weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI. August B.-Noon-Rlyer 4
teet 2 inches on the suaEe and falling.
Weather clears thermomster ~.
LOUtSvILLB, August B.-Noon-Rlvsr
,tAtionAryI q feet II inches 10 the canal and
inches on tho falls. weather cloudy and
warn.
CAIRO, August q. --Noon-Rivsr 0 feet on
tho suSss and falling. Weather cloudy aud
cool. Afriyedi AfkAnsas City, u, Louis, 7
pm. Departedi krtAnsas City, Nisksburs.
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GENERAL TRADE.
HREADsTUYYs.

CoRSNRAL--S,aadard. ~ 80; pearl,
s. 1903 81; roller, 81 5000 90, qulet.
HAY Choice, from store, Doc;
car load rom leyes or depot, Sl7;
prime, from store, Soc; Car load
from leves or depot, $40 90; prairie,
from store, 46Cab0c; car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BSAs-From store, 80s; from
levee or depot, fl4.
CoRs-From store, white, 68c; mir
ed, b2Cs5ic; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, $40; IN sacks, 800; mixed,
In bulk, 49,; In sacks, Sic. .I
0Am-Ffom store, white, 37(a3Sc
mixed, 30; from leves or depot, white
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WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky B1ur
bon, Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson aud Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee whiskies, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, a0c(9i 10, &c
cording 10 proof.
CINCINNATI, o., August 26.-whisky
steady. Sales, l4i0 barrels hnished
goods on q basis OF 81 O5.
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Trualee's Nnle.

DURsUANT 10 the term, Of . deed Of trust
Il executed 20 me a. trustee By Pat Martin
and yull Martin, de- ed 2lst day Of Septsm-
Dor, ISL, and recorded Ia the hesistsr's
once OF Shelby county. Tennessee, In book
No I'D, page 80. default having been made
In tse payment Of the debt therein O. cured.
and ] haYins been requested BY the Bono
hclsrie' therein, viii. on ssturssy, the
I'D aay OF sep'ember. 1857, between
the hours OF II o'clock an, and o'clock
Pm, at the o. uthwe,t coraer Of Main and
Madison Streets m the 1sIlnG District Of
3 slby county. Tennessee. oasr ard ssli Al
public anc,ion, 10 the highest bidder. fer
each, the following real estate, toesthsr With
all improvements thereon, 10 Wits A certain
lot situated In the TAXING District ~ shelby
county, Tennesiee, county II shelby. Ten
nessee, known and designated As lots and
In block No. 2 % the A. Wrisht subdi-
vision, plat "a Witch II duiv 70 'ordsd In the
Res l',sf's ciilos Of shelby county tennessee,
In plat book I, pase 50. bAid lots have each
front OF 10 feet on the east line OF Wrlsht
ayspus and rue back between parallel lines
40 feet 10 q ~ foot alley. The equity sf re-
demption 10 salved and the title bel eyed v
DO rood but 'sll ssd e9epysy Z. trustee
Tufley A Wright. Attofneys.
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Corron SEED YsopuCrn.

PRrxE CBupH Or - SIC; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
$50; Of summer yellow, none !;
choice cooking summer yellow, 40c I;
prime cotton seed meal, SIG car load
loIsi less than car load, SIS; OF cot.
ton seed meal, =.
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New York and principal cities North
and East, par buying, l premium sell.
ing; New England sight, discount
buying; New Orleans. l discount buy.
Ing. par selling.
srocK CALL BOARD.
There was no session OF tho Call
Board held today.
NEW YoRK. August 25.-Money on
call loaned at ffom 3 10 10 per cent
last loan D closed offered a. 4. Prime
mercantile paper 81 10 Oh. stsrlius
exchange dull but steady ut 4sOi for
60 day bills, and 4s2i for demand.
Cover meht bonds were weak and
heavy. State bonds were dull.
The failure OF Gtovesteen a Pell was
taken advantage Of today by the
bears 10 make q fuuher demonstration
sgainrt valnee, and there was al,o
considerable pressure OF long stocks
At the opening. The market met with
good support nom the iusIdera, and
SOME improvement was actually mad,
when TIC ofi iAl announcement Of the
failure brought everything down
araln. The material lossee, however,
verb couAnsd 10 low stocks only,
mos, OF the Hat Icing we'll hsld
throughout. Dot the everest pressur.
was against Missouri Pacific, which
vas broken over 4 points, and had q
very dsmoral'Elsg tiect upon the re-
mainder. Free selling again Knocked
quotations of q. tho close, which va
ouIst but weak. Almost everything
Is lower
Railroad bonds were somewbs
moro active today, bu, wsro still dnll
the total sales ri all isBues amounting
10 only $4,000. Tbe total sales o
stocks ioday we're 3l,lbb shares
Ciosipg quotations.
Us. q. coup; IS. NJ EA B.. s; r.; IL PIX
Nisf,s. ,si Nayth. 20. Xs.iM
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ToB,cco-Common, 25S35c; other
grades, 35CGS5c.
ssuYP -GAnetts, $40 IS; Ralph's
$40 25; Railroad, 30 %.
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HryEss AsD WEATHER..

Orros BfssiL SsHvios, u, .. AL
mnsrHIs. August Is, pm. !
The following observations are taken
al all stations named at rs meridian time.
which 10 one hour later than Memphis tmei